Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-28

Croker and Louis Breuner, came over
from Sacr2m ento yesterday on their BIZ
cycles, says the Woodland Mail. They wore
regular wheelmen's uniform, and upon
their silent steeds made fine appearance.
They report making the trip from Davis
vile to Woodland In forty-five minutes.
The young men took in the town, casting
admiring glances at Woodlands pretty
girls and fine houses, but behaving them
selves with decorum. Sacramento's repu-
tation would be elevated several degrees
among Woodland people if visitors from
the Capital City were all as respectable and
as respectful as these young gentlemen ap-
peared TO be while here.
THE HIGHLAND PARK RoAp.-The High
land Park railway has been completed,
and a car is now running on the track.
Two cars are to be put on as soon as the
switch is completed. Contrary to expecta-
tons the Park cars run down to Twentieth
and o streets, where they make connec-
tons with the old line The round-trip
takes exactly one hour The car starts
from Highland Park every hour, beginning
at O'Clock in the morning, and leaves
Twentieth and o streets at half-past every
hour. When the other is started, connec-
tons will be made every forty minutes.
OFFICERS EJEWED.- Monday evening
Unity Lodge, Knights of Honor, elected
the following officers for the term Dicta-
tor, C. Tietgens: Vice Dictator, A Phelps:
Assistant Dictator, E. s. Kego; Reporter
w. D. Crows; Financial Reporter, T. A.
Atwood; Treasurer, L. 3. Sutlitf; Chaplain;
j. l.. Orr Guide, w. J. Renfro; Inside
Guard, P. Brannon: Outside Guard, W.
Woods. Grustees-W. J. Renfro, C. Tiet-
gems, George o. Bates; Medical Examiner,
c. Mealand Delegate TO Grand Lodge, J.
l.. Orr; Alternate, Geo. o. Bates.
AuDrroR's REPoRT.-Receipts for week
ending Saturday, December 81, 1887: a.
]. Wilson, cemetery dues, $33 70; V. J.
Gregory, water rates, $I.147 90; e. II. Nc
Kee, triton of nonresident pupils. $685. II.
L. Buckley, Police Court fines, S57 so;
George A. Putnam, city licenses, $2SS: total
receipts, 81 $50 rs; total disbursements,
$1,052 81; amount in City Treasury,
So, 514 II.
Directors APPOINTED Yesterday Gov
ernor Waterman appointed Directors for
the Asylum of the Chronic Insane as fol-
lows: Archibald Mcdonald. of San Jose,
vice Cunningham ]. H. Barbour, of San
Jose. vice L. Leon; f. +. Dilger, of Oak
for term Of four years.
New RAMONA is the place at which to
have country home. Richest land in the
county can be had here at from $40 to
S2i5 per acre. VIII loan S62 80 on every
acre. Just twenty-five minutes from New
Ramona depot TO Sacramento depot, via
regular morning passenger train. Now
building gravel road from colony lands to
main turnpike. Go and examine quality
and depth of soil. This fine property is
being sold in three. four, five and six-acre
tracts by N. ]. Dillman. 1907 Fourth street
Call and see map.
CAUTIoN.-No piano but the Mathushek
has the tuning pins pushed into solid
iron frame For this reason are the best
and most durable for this climate. See
Gem at Cooper's music store, Seventh and
J streets.
TUXEDO MINsrRELs.-Reseryed seats can
be had without extra charge at Houghton' S
bookstore on presentation or tickets.
Tickets for sale there.
To-DAY.-Bargains in ladies' wraps. Red
House.